July/August 1997
The Knox County, Tennessee, Communications Center, handles more than 600,000 incoming emergency calls per year. Equipped with Watson consoles, CAD system from SCC, and Motorola 800 MHz multi-site, simulcast trunked radio system, the Center dispatches the Knoxville Police and Fire Departments, Knox County Sheriff and EMS. Pictured is dispatcher Katrina Caldwell. Photo: Ken Kerr   Only articles whose titles appear on this page as link text are available on this web site. Click the link to see the article.	DISPATCHER UNIFORMITY To Wear or Not To Wear A 9-1-1 Magazine Special Report FIRE IN THE SKY Crisis Intervention in the Aftermath of the Downing of TWA Flight 800 by Nancy J. Rigg THE DISPATCH CENTER OF THE FUTURE HAS ARRIVED by Ronald L. Kozoman THE MODERN COMMUNICATIONS CENTER CONSOLE Architecture, Ergonomics & Operability by William L. Doolittle ATLANTA 9-1-1 CENTER Bringing Nature Indoors Through Photographic Murals by Greg Rice NEW TRENDS IN PUBLIC SAFETY RADIO by John DiDonato MOBILE COMMUNICATION CENTERS IN OPERATION A 9-1-1 Magazine Special Report WORKING CHANNELS A Practical Guide to Improved Radio Communications by Jonathan S. Smith   Editor's Desk Surfing The Web by Randall D. Larson Communicating Managing The PSAP In The 21st Century by Barry Furey Police Chief's Perspective A Citizen's Police Academy: Choosing The Right Mix by John M. Eller Fire Chief's Commentary BEE-Ware: A Cautious Close-up View Of The Africanized Honey Bee by Alan R. Cowen Training Tactics The Attitude of the Fire Dispatch Trainer by Don Stabler Internet Watch Virtual Community: Letter From Grand Forks by Art Botterell EMS Report Metropolitan Medical Strike Team Takes Hold by Gary Ludwig   Editor's Desk: Surfing The Web People, Places & Things Corporate News Product Profiles In Review

 

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